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Hello I'm using zsh with a recent snapshot (cygcheck -s -v -r output attached.) I have some perl scripts in the ActiveState perl directories in my PATH, such as "cpan", "prove" and "perldoc". I noticed at one point that having /c/Perl/bin in my PATH and doing a hash -r wasn't picking up these scripts. Then when I went to the /c/Perl/bin directory to take a look, the +x permission from the scripts was gone. And it wasn't gone from all the scripts, just the ones I had used (those 3 primarily.) While in /c/Perl/site/bin, there were no executable permissions on anything at all. I'm not sure if I ever set them there, but I think I did... The first line of the scripts looks like this: #!C:\Perl\bin\perl I did a chmod +x on them, and they seem to stay that way now, but still really strange. I had added aliases for these scripts because I didn't know why they weren't being picked up in my PATH.
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